The internet has primarily:
A) removed the usefulness of EDI.
B) added numerous options for networking.
C) created multiple secure payment mechanisms.
D) reduced the usefulness of credit cards.
E) caused banks to disconnect their networks.

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The internet has added numerous options for networking, allowing for more efficient communication and collaboration between businesses and individuals. EDI (electronic data interchange) still remains a useful technology for electronic transactions, but the internet has expanded the options available for networking beyond just EDI. The internet has also created multiple secure payment mechanisms, rather than reducing the usefulness of credit cards. Banks have not disconnected their networks due to the internet, so option E is incorrect.

The Internet Has Primarily